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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-11
A Positive Cure

"I was troubled very much with rheuma-
tism In my hips, ankles, and wrists. I
could hardly walk, and was confined TO my
bed good deal OF the time. Being REQ
commended to try Hoods Sarsaparilla,
took four bottles and am perfectly well.
cheerfully recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla
as one of the best blood purifiers In the
world" W. F. WOOD, Bloomington, III.
80
For Twenty Years
have been afflicted with rheumatism. Before
1888 found no relief, but grew worse. then
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and it did
me more good than all the other medicine
ever had" II. T. BALLOON, Shirley, Mass.
81 suffered from what the doctors called
muscular rheumatism. took Hoods SAY
saparilla and am entirely cured" J. V. A.
PRoUDTooT, letter carrier, Chicago, III.
We shall be glad to send, free Of charge
to all who may desire, a book containing many
additional statements OF cures by
Hoods SarsapaFilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s.. Made
only by G. I. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-11
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
SALT LAKE CITY. December 10, 1857.
(signal Service. U.s.Al

Mex. temp, IS: min. temp. q.
Mean temp, 49, for L years, 81; depat-
ture. IL
Telnp' constant since January l, 1887, '614i
tenn. constant since December !, 1851, TO
veaTs- 0 o. inches; departure, 1901 inches,
Rainfall constant since January l, 1881
e. 20 inches: rainfall constant since De
cember l, 1887, +O.A inches
EXCESS. deficiency.
WM, A. KORTs. Sergeant
Signal Corus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-11
Thomas slight
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

BANNoCK gold AND SILVER MINING co.
OF IDAHO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-11

Secretary, pro ten.
SALT LAKE CITY. December I'd, 1857
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-31


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HAMILTON JOHNSON; Honolulu:
Dear Slr-Ihave made chemical examination Of
the sample of Harassthy Eclipse" Champagne taken
by from yOur store, and find that this a0ne contains
urol acid of the grape 0hile the "bouquet' and gas
present such Mould result from the natural fer
nent0tion Of the a0ines. Yours very truly,
GEO. W. SMITH,
OF Benson, Smith Co., Druggist.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-31

form you that efforts in producing Champagne
competing with the best Foreign Wines, have been
appreciated dispelling, in great measure the pre-
judice against pure native wines The ECLIPSE will
not only be found in every city in the Union, but
has also found market in the Republic of Mexico
and on the Continent of Europe, where it is much
appreciated by connosseurs for it's purity, ghtness
of alcoholic strength and exquisite bouquet and
flavor.
WE GUARANTEE OUR
, 1887-01-06
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Port Of Port Townsend.

The steam schooner Leo is in port
bound for Alaskan ports. She has
cargo of merchandise from Seattle val.
ued at $4,000. Our business men would
do themselves kindness to look we'll
after that Alaska trade.
Swedish bark Belted Will. Capt. HUI
then, arrived today from Callao, Peru,
having sailed from there Nov. 18th.
Am. bark Sarah s. Ridgeway, Captain
Townsend, has been chartered to load a
cargo of lumber at Tacoma, for Sydney,
N. 8. W.
Nor. bark c. Tobias, Capt. Knudsen,
$50 tons, is now due from Melbourne.
Australia. She loads return cargo OF
lumber on the Sound. She is newves-
sci.
Capt. Arey. of the Am. ship Jeremiah
Thompson, loading lumber at Port Dis
covery for San Pedro, has been here for
the past week under medical treatment.
Nor. ship Raqua, Captain Jorj-nsen,
l1OS tons, which arrived here Jan. ,. has
been chartered by Messrs. Henry LHnd
& Co, OF San Francisco, to load a cargo
of lumber at one of the Puget Mill Cos
saw mills for Melbourne, Australia.
Tug Holyoke arrived here Tuesday
with boom of loss from Samish, for the
Port Hadlock mill.
Am. bark Julia Foard. Capt. Bergman,
which put back here on account OF losing
her sails, has received q new Set from
San Francisco.
Swedish bark Belted Will, Captain
Hulthen, from Callao, arrived at Royal
Roads, seeking.
Tug Tyee left here yesterday for Port
Blakely to tow the Norwegian barken-
tine Regina here. The Regina is loaded
with a cargo of timber and lumber for
Shanghai, China.
The Irsne was very old vessel. She
was commanded by Capt. Silbery. Her
crew were seven ali told. She sailed
from here Saturday, Jan. l. 1887, for
Sura, FIJI Island !, will. cargo of 166,-
484 feet lumber and 60 pairs of blinds,
valued at S2l9O.50.
Am. ship Iroquois, Capt Nichols.
2l21 tons, which was towed to Port An
geles by tug Tacoma yesterday with the
crew Of the ill-fated brig Irene, Is from
Acapulco, making the passage in u
days She loads a cargo of coal at Ma
naimo for San Francisco. This vessel
came here in 1882 from Philadelphia
with cargo of railroad iron, and dis
charged at Tacoma and loaded a cargo
OF wheat for Queenstown. She is an Al
vessel. built in 1881 at Bath, Maine, by
A. Sewell, and owned by Arthur Sewell
& Co., of Bath. She is 2l21 tons, and
will probably carry $500 tons of coal.
, 1887-01-06
With Our Exchanges

VIM. NJ. Stewart will probably be elect
ed U. S. senator from Nevada.
Spokane Falls had memorial services
in honor of the memory of Logan.
The S. F. Chronicle issued mammoth
holiday paper, big enough for dozen
ordinary newspapers.
Logan's physicians are quarreling over
a charge that he died from malpractice
in the use Of aconite.
Ben Holiday, jr., is dead, and Bea
Holiday. ST.. is seriously ill, aud John
Roach is reported dying.
The first number of the Mason county
Journal made its appearance on Satur-
day. It's manager is G. C. Angle, and its
object is to build up the country from
which it takes its name, and make its re-
sources known to the world,
Forty subscribers have placed their
names on the stock board of the Olympia
board Of trade. As soon as eighty names
are registered, the board will organize
and begin work in earnest. 1t is said to
be their present intention to erect brick
block.
, 1887-01-06

Underwriters have offered $1,000 t.
any tug that VIII bring in the hulk o.
the Bolivian brig Irene recently aban-
doned at sea.
Capt Broadhurst, OF Sau Francisco
has arrived. He had started north tc
take command OF the i'll fated brig Irene
! having left San Francisco for that pur
pose the day she started to sea from
here.
In our mention of officers at For
| Townsend the name OF DR.. John d. Hal
post surgeon. was inadvertently omitted
DR.. Hail has been stationed at the for
a good while and seems almost like {
| landmark
The Great Western Mutual Accident
Insurance Company of Denver, Col, is
the best. Insure you for small cost, and
in case OF disabling accident you get in,
demnity for lost time. Call at the ARGUS
office for policy
Your uncle Wm. Hen-y II. Learned
| Is out in fall bloom as an auction and
commission merchant. Read lis adVPr,
tisement. He has already quite a mi
cellaneous stock of goods on hand, and
will be pleased to meet you at the opera
houee building.
Beginning with this evening, the
union prayer meetings OF the Presbyter.
ians and Methodists will be held in the
Presby teriap church, Rev. J. n. Denison
leading. After this week there will be a
protracted meeting in the NJ E. church,
conducted by the pastor Rev. Denison,
until further police.
There was fun for the neighbors around
Mr.. Bourland's this morning, A man
evidently anxious to save lodging hire
had secreted himself on one Of the
shelves, and when the propTitOr came in
there was an interview in which the
lodger got the G. b. in manner more
forcible than elegant. W. A. will hero
alter be alluded to us our muscular friend
across the way.
Mr.. Richard DeIanty, the Port Dis
covery logger, is in town. His camp
is not putting in logs, but Il large crew
is OF work making roads and getting
ready for an early start IN the spring.
The recent combination among mill
owners will probably keep prices Of saw
logs up to good figure, and afford bet
ter wages to lahorers than they would
otherwise receive.
Mr.. and Mrs Gerson and friends ar
rived home this morning from Victoria.
They have already set up housekeeping,
and are comfortably domiciled in the
Trenholm house near the new custom
house site. where they are receiving
congratulations from a host OF friends.
A large number of costly and attractive
presents awaited them on their arrival.
The ARGUS acknowledges receipt of n
bottle of wine and generous supply of
cake.
The entertainment last evening was
quite interesting, though attendance
was not large. The Mackleys acquitted
themselves creditably in tradegy, while
our local artists did full justice to them
selves, although the company thus made
up had rehearsed but once. Mr.. J. A.
Snow did the villain act with vigor,
while Geo. Z. Snow fairly threw him
se.f' in the character OF a negro ser
want. Excellent music was furnished by
Messrs. j. A. Wood and Theo. Christian,
on the piano and violin. The Black
smiths vow," although somewhat d smal
affords scope for variety of talent.
Mrs. Snow had nn important p-rt. The
public is promised an entire chang, Of
of programme tonight by the Mnchieys
, 1887-01-06
From COupeVilLe.

ED. ARGUs:-Jake Jenne has bought
the Central Hotel property in Coupeville
OF J. II. Beayo, to take possession the 1st
of next May.
The Academy will open on its 2ud
term on the 9th. There Will be large
attendance this term, many pupils COM
ing from different parts of the Sound.
A few OF the enterprisipg residents
have clubed together and are laying a
side walk from the waterfront up as far
as the residence of J. B. Libby, which
will prove great comfort as well as
convenience to pedestrians.
A series OF revival meetings has been
commenced at the NJ. E. church, by the
pastor Rev. W. B. Mcmillan.
A large acreage of fall sown wheat has
been planted and is looking well.
, 1887-01-06
OUR MA EsEAETS
SAN FRANCISCO.

Chartered-For O. K. Havre or Ant
werp. Br. ship Thos. Stephens, iron, 1869
tons, at 30s, by Dresbach. For lumber
from Puget Sound to Apia, bktne Grace
Roberts.
Wheat Spot market dull; few sellers
on the market; the undertoHe is strong;
No. shipping, 81 55@S1 571S; extra
choice quality sold at 81 50. Options,
active and firm; No, 1 white, buyer sea
son, 81 677s@1 50; seller year, S 80;
spot 81 60, storage paid; buyer season,
closed, S69li; buyer year, 81 70.
Barley-No. l, feed strong at 81 O715@
liz; options very active; buyer season
81 16@1 III; seller seller season,
81 1O15.
Oats-The market is quieter and not
SO firm in tone but not materially
changed; quote Oregon, 81 40ml 50.
Potatoes-Steady, with flir demand; !;
quote Burbanks, 81 4O@1 60; Garnet
Chile and Peerless. 81 30@I 40.
Wool-DulI, but steady.
Hops-Prices in buyers favor
, 1887-01-06
From TUESDAYS DalIx.

L. D. Attridge OF Port Ludlow wns in
tOEn this morning and went to Port
Hsklock..
The land belonging to the Ballard
estate was sold at auction yesterday to
Gap. 4. W. deLion, for $3.50.
Seattle is to have Logan memorial
stsices. with addresses by DR.. Minor
and Gov. Ferry. Tacoma had g. A. r..
immortal services, with au address by
usn. SPrague.
We had the pleasure today of meeting
I'M. A. 2. Swinetord, Governor of Alas
IL Gov. Swineford is on his way east,
I'd his wife will accompany him west
Ven he returns.
lhe steamer Enterprise brought load
@apples yesterday from WILDLY Island
. Hastings Commission House. If
ss'e vas good wharf on this side of
ee Island the Enterprise and our local
callers would have great d:al more
P0duee to handle from that direction
An Item recontl, inserted in this paper
A1sa from our nei2hbor, the Gail, about
40 alleged appointment OF Byron Dan
's's to position in the custom house,
We learn upon inquiry Is u mistake.
We believe Mr.. Daniels is an applicant
'0s position, but he has not yet bee.
appointed, aud we do not believe he vi. |
BE-
when folks went to the past office
'a's morning they found it bad evapor-
.'ea' vamoosed or in ether words skip
e4 TOE gutter. Upon Investigation,
SoseEer, i was found hid away in Que
as Otths new Hastings building. P.
AeAArnara has added at least an
=. 70 his already commanding person
siataje since occupying such stylish
ila'terA
ies brig Irene founded outside Of
flaitery, and added another to the
IA OF marine disasters Of the Paci-
iAVest. The crew OF tie Irene
"a "a al told were picked up by the
Aa bark lroquois and brought TO
angeles from whence they took
-se inward on u tug, landing at tL,
'SdAy. They were out in the brig
FHEht hours before being rescued
hlaA'e'y no lives we're lost, Tut the
G course a tutalI loss.
ssek Of prayer designated 10y the
he'eai Ailisuc, is Icing observed
ps sos meetings on the part If the
,efiaa ani NJ. f. churches. S>r
sv.-.s e's held in the II. Z. church l.sl
Tn With good,y .u- 'srcc. Rev
oarnehan pres iir- Ms even.
- aad t,a.orrox ev r.. viii J..
'.''Ses la tho san. a. r. Tho mi.;s
o.'ra .. Sie'a ':ins il ,,, . = ... r., r., :.
SS-IhPss'l.y as: .',....y -. g.i d
t'Ssl0 t.,l0 As>-a ariqi. ,D,..,,rs vii h,
10 i4a rres-s ,er,an cIru-e,.
A, -F Posters l.,.s,, bern sn,.,l frum ia.
ti's'o' to' iob ron;f. spnanaein. .l,,. s-r,,a
! .ri.', me, DANA. f:Noh,dy. or the Bl OK
! d.rav, d' sev, = 4" ire p.,s-uteI wcdne<
| Oo.'ah aha ., ,Ihpffsday evenings at Lear,e,l',
honste, BY the Mackleys assistot
1 Adf array of local talen. in
, 1887-01-06
AbBUS the Churches

EDITOR AEGUs:-Ia your excellent
holiday article on the churches Of Port
Townsend the PRESBYTERIAN church
would appear rs suffering Injury from
a separate" church organized Ill sout,
stations of the Presbyterian church
meaning probably the Bay church,
This Is erroneous, 1st, The church has
had no out stations; 2nd, It has moi
lost member by any new organization.
Everything has been studiously and
couscientIously avoided in the new
movement that could impair the Port
Townsend church, and on the other
hand every possibls aid has been rem
dered by the new pastorate to the old,
during its late interregnum.
No church has been orgaDIzed in ont
stations. There are and were no out
stations. Certainly not Port Ludlow,
Quilcine, Disc very, HadIock or Iron
dale of the Bay church. They were
never out-stations. They never had
preaching from Port Townsend and
certainly Dungeness with its new church
of 81 members was no out-station. No
Presbyterian minister had ever set foot
in the coInty. These and other move
ments have detracted in no way from the
good brethren in Port Townsend
The Bay church was q distinct and
Independent enterprise. No offshoot,
outpost, or out-station of any church.
1t was born without ancestry. Never
bad any father or mother-iike Topsey,
it just grew. But it has good many
brothers and sisters. Out-stations?
Fifteen members in the old versus and
20 ill the new? Then the proverbial
tail does indeed wag the canine, numer-
ically and financially speaking.
By the way what is the matter that the
churches of Port Townsend have vir-
tualIy stood still for the past 10 or 10
years? The membership ~all told is a
mere corporals guard, in the whole of
them. The pulpits have had eminent
and faithful service. Yet the results
always the same. Whether the preach
ers were good, bad or indifferent, liked
or disiiked in the estimation OF the pub
lie. What is the matter? Is the aver
age dweller so heavenly minded that be
or she needs no religion, or, in the words
of another are they worse sinners that
the rest OF creation?
An INNOCENT OBsERvER.
, 1887-01-06
AppOrtionment OF School Fnnd.

The amount OF money belonging to the
general school fund as reported to me by
County Treasurer f. A. Bartlett, and in
his hands Dec. 9th, 1856, to be appor-
toned, is S2,269 60; and of this amount
I have this day apportioned 2,26S 09, to
the several school districts of Jefferson
county, W. 7. Total number OF census
children between and 81 years of age is
I'll. Rate per child, 1919; and said
amount is apportioned as below, aud is
now standing in the hands o; the county
treasurer to the credit of the several
, 1887-01-06
County Superintendent
Porl Discovery,Jan. 3, 1887.
James Swords and Charles Parke,

James Swords and Charles Parker,
two prisoners at McNeirs island peni-
te1tiary escaped a few days ago.
Z. b. Mas:ick, Jr., administrator of
the estate of William E. Aekerson, de-
ceased, sold at public auction today It
II o'clock. from the front steps of the
Court House, the remaining property
belonging TO the estate. William b.
Kelley bought one acre in section 81,
west OF the First Ward, for $50. Frank
c, Ross bought ten acres in section 6,
west of the Second Ward. for $3.50.
Henry Sanders bought one 5 acre tract
for $3.50, and one 2-Gcce tract for S35
The entire property brought Sl,O25
which is $50 less than tue appraised
value.-Tacoma Telegraph.
, 1887-01-06

Mean barometer, 29.g31; highest barometer.
p.I31. on the 18th; lowest barometer. 2J.I12, on
the 2Sthi monthly range OF barometer. l-U1J-
Mean temperature, 40.S; highest temperature,
j31 deg. on the I3rh: lowest temperature, 2'.5
deg On the Goth; monthly range of temperature.
%1g greatest daily range of temperature, 1896
least daily range of temperature, 10; mean daily
range of temperature, ~ deg.
Mean temperature for this month in iSS5, 40.2
in 1856, 40.S.
Mean daily dew-point, 39.S deg.
Mean daily relative humidity. 96-3-
Prevailing direction of wind, south: total move
ment of wind. 2356 miles; highest velocity of
wind and direction. Is miles: north
Total precipitation, I'll.
Number of days on which .0l inch or more of
rain or snow fell. -.
Depth of unmelted snow On ground at end of
month, none.
Total precipitation Gn inches and hundIedths)
for this month in 1891. 3-53 ISS5 3.07 1856 I'll
Number of foggy days, /; clear, o; fair, 16;
cloudy, Il.
Dates of Auroras, none.
DaIes of solar halOs, none.
Dates of lunar halos, Ist-
Dates of frosts-licht. none; killing. ~
Total precipitation at stations along the
Straits of Juan de FGca FOR December, 1SS6 -
TatOosh - 81 inches; for the year, H. - inches:
Neah Bay, 800 inches; for the year, 123.l5
inches. Py<ht, 2I.6I inches; for the year, 1929
inches. Port Angeles, al inches; for the year,
% 81 inches
WILLIAM BELL.
Sergeant, Signal Corps, L. 5. 4.
, 1887-01-06
Lannars Marriage.

WASHINGTON. January 5.-Private tel
egrams received state that Secretary La
mar Was married this morning to Mrs
William S. Holt, of Macon, Ga. The
Secretary and bride will leave here this
afternoon to spend the evening with
Governor Gordon. and tomorrow morn
ing will leave for Oxford, Miss, TO visit
the relatives of the Secretary, and then
90 to Washington.
, 1887-01-06

ending Miss Emma Heath, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. 7, Stow, Mr.. J Il. Morrison,
Mr.. J. \. Snow and Mr.. J. A Wood
This will tee thrilling entertainment,
ard viii c"nc.ude with an enjoyable
farce. Tickets rs usual. 80 cents and 81.
. cservcd seats at BartletI's. Don't
miss this opportunity if you want recre-
alton and solid enjoyment The Mack
lyys have taken British COLUMBIA by
s,-rm, and their success rests on actual
mrrit.
, 1887-01-06
Queen Victoria.

New York, Jan. +The Worlds Lon
don special: The queen is breaking
very rapidly, and is conscious her life
cannot be spared many years longer.
The only shadow over the jubilee year
is the general apprehension of the peo-
pie of England that the queen may not
live until the year is completed. The
appearance of old age is most clearly
marked in the jubilee portrait which has
just ieen completed and placed in tie
gallery leading to her private apartments
of Windsor
, 1887-01-06

Observation-Disclosures OF I. o. r. NJ:
Any of tie members wishing to get a
genuine Chiefs Degree Pin, in heavy IA
karat gold, can do SO by leaving their
order at my store have made n special
contract With firm in San Francisco,
and by getting good many made at the
same time, l can furnish them at great
reduction. Sample to be seen at my
store. Come aud get prize.
EMIL Householder, Jeweler.
, 1887-01-06
Ghe at'rrklp argus.
Ernrn rIn-anx,s nRtls

PublIc school re-ogfnei today.
Mrs. Allied Pet,ye5ove has dress max
~, charts for sale.
Look out for the Argus man tomorrow
with blood III his eye and au armiul IF
bills.
The Seattle PTS holiday number is
-, grand Specl .,en OF journalistic enter
pIi.e. and Il credit to that cty.
LN.Htbbs. the raseaIIy pos'ma ter of
Lewiston, Idaho, WHO was cxtradited
,,om British Columbia, las been con
risted OF forging postal money orders,
Hon. P. b. johnson, editor OF the
yalIa WaIla UHioH, was presented with
abandsome Gold-headed cane by his en-
ployees on Christmas.
The Seattle Press issued a fine holiday
number, literally patEouized by Eshel-
man, LlewelIyu 4 Co, enterprising real
estate dealers in that city.
IN. Haller, Esq, Of Seattle, was on
the ocean steamer this afternoon, return
ing home from San Francisco. Morris
has been taking his first vacation from
business for five Years.
Asensutional drama entitled "NObo ly"
will be rendered at Learned's Opera
House Wednesday and Thursday. by the
Mscleys, supported by Nh and Mrs.
Geo. 7. Snow, Miss Emma Heath and
Others.
Ber Meagher is in town from Port
Angeles, staying with his sister and
brother.in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Wood. He is recovering from his gun
shot wound, but is not at all anxious to
pose again as deer in any mountain
tableau.
Mr.. John O'BerG, Of Snohomish City.
arrived this morning, in company with
the Flints-they having attended the
funeral Of Mrs. O'Berg. The lady died
Dec. oath, of fibrous cancer. She was
well known here, and also in Port Dis
coyery where she formerly resided.
Copies OF our magnificent holiday
number may be had at the publication
Office for 10 cents each. 1t is double the
usual size of the WEEKLY, and has val
liable statistical supplement besides.
No better advertisement of the town and
lis Surroundings can be had than by
sending this excellent paper abroad.
For 10 cents We will mail 4 copy TO any
address.
Hon. John W. McCafferty, the new
Collector Of Customs for Alaska, arrived
today. He will be here few days until
the sailing Of the steamer for Sitka.
Capt. McCaiIerty Is a fine newspaper
writer, and is OF course a wide-awake
nan, Between his efforts and those of
Gov. Swiuetord Alaska will probably be
more extensively and fayorably adver-
tised abroad than ever before.
survey was made OF the waterfront
st the front OF Madison street, belong
ing to ]. E. PuEA, with view of the i'm
meiisiely construction of a wharf, for
MessFs. Griffith, Bridges & Stetson, and
Others, of the following Dimensions:
Length SSS feet; approach 80 feet wide;
T2OO feet long and so feet wide, one L
baing 10 feet long. the 60 feet. The
plans and specifications are being made
6s0apk McPhee of Port Discovery.
The depth of water at the wharf at low
tide will vary from 40 to so feet on the
mont The wharf is to be completed in
tine to accommodate the fine ship Car
ondolet, chartered by the above firm,
which sailed from Liverpool November
!, With general cargo for the Sound.
, 1887-01-06

VIM. Learned is reporting for the
Seattle P.-I.
Our building boom will soon be fairly
started for 1887.
l. u ton perfumcd toothpics at Learn
eds. Call at the opera house
Heavy wiud ia the straits Today. Tugs
and small passenger boats were afraid to
venture ont.
Gall TT the ARGUS real estate agency
aud get particulars about farming lands
for SAFE III Leland valley.
Mr.. A. +. Learned is home again from
IrordaIe, whe.e lie has been on special
rustunlS duty for some time.
W V Chase & Co, Wholesale liquor
dealers, have an attractive sign over the
II rance tn their sample rooms.
That handsome sign nt W. v Chase
( Co. is the work Of CochTaue in Seat
tie Is geld lettering shows up well.
Capt Biundi, Swedish and Norwegian
vice consul, has no ice 10 today paper
OF importance to the maritime public.